The state department of education has a number of priorities for next year, including ways to ease licensing hurdles for teachers.

A national nonprofit is partnering with Indiana to improve high-speed internet access for schools across Indiana during the next two years.

State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick is calling for more accountability on charter schools and private schools using taxpayer-funded vouchers.

State Superintendent Jennifer McCormick and two of her predecessors from both political parties will come together Saturday for a public forum on education.

Indiana's proposed federal education plan has been published online and it is now in the hands of Gov. Eric Holcomb.

A new federal education law limits the type of diplomas counted in a school's graduation rate. It's a move that Indiana's schools chief says "blindsided" the state.

Indiana's general diploma will no longer be considered when calculating school and district graduation rates, state officials announced Friday.

With two seats vacant on Indiana's education policy-creating body, the state's highest ranking education official is concerned.

Indiana's private school voucher program is the largest of its kind in the U.S. Whether it's "social justice" or "an assault" on public schools depends on whom you ask.

Hoosier Academies Virtual -- Indiana's first online public charter school -- has earned an F from the state for six years in a row. More than 3,000 students attend, grades K through 12, from all 92 counties. Some thrive, but last year, 60 percent of the senior class dropped out before graduation. On Wednesday, the State Board of Education might shut it down. In this two-part series reports, WFYI's Eric Weddle looks at the challenges facing the school and the pressures on the school's leader.